How far is Mercury from Saturn?

Answer 1

All the planets are continually moving and at different speeds, so the distances between them is constantly changing. So your question cannot really be answered definitively.

However, Venus has a mean distance to the Sun of 108.2 million kilometers, while Jupiter is 778.3 million kilometers. This means that the mean distance between Venus and Jupiter varies between 670.1 million kilometers at their closest and 1172.7 million kilometers at their furthest. (Note: These numbers are based on mean distance, and ignore the fact that both Venus and Jupiter have an elliptical orbit around the Sun. This is for comparison only. The first answer is more apropos.)

Answer 2

Mercurys average distance from the Sun is around 58,000,000 km Saturns average distance from the Sun is around 1,433,000,000 km So the average distance between the two planets is 1,375,000,000 km

Answer 3

Mercury is about 0.387AU from the sun, and Venus is 0.723AU from the sun. The distance between the two planets depends on their relative position to one another as they orbit the sun. As such, the distance between them ranges from 0.336AU and 1.11AU.

Answer 4

746 million miles (1.2 billion kilometers) apart or The distance between them changes all the time because they both orbit the Sun. It varies from 4.82 AU to 5.58 AU.

Answer 5

The distance between them changes all the time because they both orbit the Sun. It varies from 4.82 AU to 5.58 AU.

Answer 6

the distance changes because of orbit but it is between 448260000 miles and 541743600 miles.

Answer 7

The distance between Mercury and Saturn varies depending on their positions in orbit, but on average, they are about 746 million miles (1.2 billion kilometers) apart.